Multi gateway pppoe and static

RouterOS Scripting
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i have 3 connections, 2 pppoe and 1 static ip, how to make that gateway can be 1 routing? does anyone have a script for that?

thanks for advice

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Explain better and probably someother help you

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I have 2 pppoe accounts dynamically, and 1 static account, can with a script we can enter the ip route in 1 comment?

:local newgw1 [/ip address get [find interface="pppoe-out1"] network];
:local newgw2 [/ip address get [find interface="pppoe-out2"] network];
:local routegw1 [/ip route get [find comment="Test"] gateway ];
:local routegw2 [/ip route get [find comment="Test"] gateway ];
:if ($newgw1 != $routegw1),($newgw2 != $routegw2) do={
     /ip route set [find comment="Test"] gateway=$newgw1,$newgw2;
}
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@cooling
No need for crossposing same question in multiple threads.

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ok Jotne , i’am sorry

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hi cooling,

You shouldn’t be doing this at all because it will break most of your nat’d connections over pppoe interfaces (/ip route set [find comment=“Test”] gateway=$newgw1,$newgw2; this will do ecmp and multi socket like https will go haywire)

Try creating a default route with routing marks and a ppp profile for each of your links, and use the script tab to automate the gateway change and then split traffic using mangle, maybe pcc with source address matcher

/ip route set [find where comment=#pppoe1] gateway=[/ip address get [/ip address find interface=pppoe-cli-1] network]

Regards,

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Solved

:local newgw1 [/ip address get [find interface="pppoe-out1"] network];
:local newgw2 [/ip address get [find interface="pppoe-out2"] network];
:local routegw1 [/ip route get [find comment="Test"] gateway ];
:local routegw2 [/ip route get [find comment="Test"] gateway ];
:if ($newgw1 != $routegw1) do={
/ip route set [find comment="Test"] gateway="$newgw1,$newgw2";

}

Insert route with one comment Test

Thanks All